Comment: This has MI5 written all
over it. Just watch that national ID card legislation sail through. Only
15% of the country supported the government after the last election, this
will ensure total fealty to a smarmy Blair and whatever he wants to do.
The police state measures they'll get out of this will be overlayed onto
all forms of transport. In fact, you won't be able to travel without the
ID card. Although MI5 operations are normally more sophisticated than things
like 9/11, in that the evidence linking it to the government is more carefully
covered, just watch for the evidence of inside involvement to trickle out.
MI5 have been caught involved in IRA bomings multiple times over.

This website predicted they'd attack
the underground. Reports surfaced last year that the tube would be occasionally
closed, providing the perfect opportunity for bombs to be placed,
as happened with the WTC.

An explosion has "ripped a bus apart"
just minutes after a number of blasts on London's Underground.

Witness Belinda Seabrook said she saw an explosion
rip though a bus as it approached Russell Square.

"I was on the bus in front and heard an incredible
bang. I turned round and half the double decker bus was in the air,"
she said.

Scotland Yard could not confirm reports of an explosion
on a bus in Russell Square. A spokeswoman said police were at the scene
and attempting to determine what had happened.

The entire Tube network has been shut down following
the blasts at Aldgate, Edgware Road, King's Cross, Old Street and Russell
Square.

It is understood several people have been wounded in
the underground blasts, with one unconfirmedeyewitness telling Sky News
he saw "bodies on the line".

British Transport Police confirmed there are "walking
wounded" and said paramedics have responded to one report of a person
classed as "life at risk".

"It's chaos, with people trying to work out what has happened,"
said a spokesman.

One witness said the packed underground train he was
on was 200 metres from King's Cross when there was a huge flash.

The train stopped and people were using umberellas
to smash windows of the trains. Passengers were led out of the train by
underground staff.

He added people were milling around King's Cross covered
in soot.

Clare Benson, 33, a city banker from Kensington, was
on a tube at Edware Road where the second incident took place.

"I was in the last carriage at the back of the
train nearest the tunnel when I heard a huge bang - you could feel it,"
she said.

"The lights went off for a couple of minutes and
people were scared and wondering what to do.

"The drivers got out and were looking into the
tunnel, then they announced that we should evacuate. My ears are still ringing
and I was shaking."

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